Tracklist:Disc 1: 1986 - Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastations1. Morbid Visions2. Mayhem3. Troops Of Doom4. War5. Crucifixion6. Show Me The Wrath7. Funeral Rites8. Empire Of The Damned9. The Curse10. Bestial Devastation11. Antichrist12. Necromancer13. Warriors Of DeathDisc 2: 1987 - Schizophrenia1. Intro (Schizophrenia)2. From The Past Comes The Storms3. To The Wall4. Escape To The Void5. Inquisition Symphony6. Screams Behind The Shadows7. Septic Schizo8. The Abyss9. R.I.P. (Rest In Pain)10. Troops Of Doom (Schizophrenia Bonus Track)Disc 3: 1989 - Beneath The Remains1. Beneath The Remains2. Inner Self3. Stronger Than Hate4. Mass Hypnosis5. Sarcastic Existence6. Slaves Of Pain7. Lobotomy8. Hungry9. Primitive FutureDisc 4: 1991 - Arise1. Arise2. Dead Embryonic Cells3. Desperate Cry4. Murder5. Subtraction6. Altered State7. Under Siege (Regnum Irae)8. Meaningless Movements9. Infected VoiceDisc 5: 1993 - Chaos A.D1. Refuse / Resist2. Territory3. Slave New World4. Amen5. Kaiowas6. Propaganda7. Biotech Is Godzilla8. Nomad9. We Who Are Not As Others10. Manifest11. The Hunt12. Clenched FistDisc 6: 1996 - Roots1. Roots Bloody Roots2. Attitude3. Cut-Throat4. Ratamahatta5. Breed Apart6. Straighthate7. Spit8. Lookaway9. Dusted10. Born Stubborn11. Jasco12. Itsari13. Ambush14. Endangered Species15. DictatorshitSepultura are one of the pioneers of Brazilian metal, and one of the genre’s most influential bands. A collection of their early albums is being released Jan. 27 via Rhino Records.The six-disc The Roadrunner Albums 1985-1996 will be available on CD ($39.95 list price) and vinyl with each album pressed in a different color ($99.98 list price).The set includes their 1985 debut EP Bestial Devastation along with their first six studio albums: 1986’s Morbid Visions, 1987’s Schizophrenia, 1989’s Beneath the Remains, 1991’s Arise, 1993’s Chaos A.D. and 1996’s Roots.Those early albums featured Max Cavalera on vocals. He spoke with Loudwire’s Jon Wiederhorn about Roots back when the album was released. “We decided to do an album that expanded what we started on Chaos A.D.,” Cavalera said. “We had already used this unusual percussion with heavy music, and it worked out really well so we thought we could do more with it. That’s why we brought Brazilian musician Carlinhos Brown into the scene. He’s a mad, magic kind of guy.”Cavalera continues, “It’s an angry, weird album that incorporates so many different kind of things, “Cavalera said. “It really has its own identity and I don’t think we could ever repeat this album again even if we tried.”A couple weeks before the box set is unveiled, the current incarnation of Sepultura will release their latest album Machine Messiah Jan. 13. They’ll also be hitting the road for a tour with Testament and Prong beginning April 6 in Albuquerque, N.M.Download Link>>>turbobit